Padel Rackets
A collection page of Racquet Point
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Padel Rackets Padel rackets are solid, perforated and unstrung, and the shape of the head does more to determine how one plays than any other single factor. This collection covers round, teardrop and diamond shapes across every level, from a first racket through to the frames used in competitive league play. Choosing a Shape Round: the sweet spot sits in the centre of the face, which makes these the most forgiving and the easiest to control. The right starting point for most players. Teardrop: a balance of power and control, with the sweet spot slightly higher. Suits improving players who want more punch without giving up too much margin for error. Diamond: the sweet spot sits high in the head for maximum power on the smash. Demanding and unforgiving, and best left to advanced attacking players. Weight and Balance Most padel rackets sit between 355g and 375g. Lighter frames are quicker to manoeuvre at the net, which is where most padel points are decided. Heavier frames give more power and more stability off the back wall. If you are stuck between two, lighter is the safer mistake. Brands We Carry Tecnifibre (Bomba, Curva, Wall Master, Wall Breaker), Wilson (Bela, Blade, Defy, Optix, Carbon Force), adidas (Metalbone, Cross It, RX, Match), Hirostar (Aurora, Solar, Horizon, Andromeda, Redstone) and Dunlop. Round out your setup with padel balls , a padel bag , padel shoes and grips and overgrips .
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